National Republican., 1887-09-16

Boston ...."....... o o 0 8 0 0 o IA
Earned runs-Pittsburg, Z; Boston, T., Two
Fields, Morrill,. Stolen bsses-Coeman Dou.
BILE plays-Smith, Kuehne and Barkley (2);
Burdock and Morrill,. First base on balls
% eirors Bston, Struck S on"By MocormiSR Sani
8. Wild pitch--Mndden, l. Time-1 hour and
25 minutes. Umpire-Doescher.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Staten Island-Morning game, Metro
politans, o; Cincinnati, 4.
Az Baltimore.First game. st. Louis, 81;
Baltimore. 0. Second game, st. Louis, A.
Baltmore.2 2.
AT Brooklyn-Cincinnati IL; Brooklyn, /.
Al Observation-Disclosures, o; Louisville, 4.
KELLY GOES TO ST. LOUIS.
Kelly, the crack pitcher OF the Monumenta,s
ofthis city, left last night for st Louis. where
he will be given trial by the champions of
ton boy, and 1t is hoped he will give the
Browns enough evidence of his skill to Justify
an engagement for next season.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
NEW York, Sept. l5;-!The weather was oil
that could be desired for racing to-day, and
the attendance at Sheepshead Bay was very
large. The track was rather lumpy and un-
even.
First race-sweepstske $3.50 added, one mile
and quarter. Brown Duke first, Argo second
Ten Strike third. Time, 2:l0.
Second race-Bouquet Stakes, 81 $50 added,
'eTSGnlSa Tnlfa o%shf iSs $500 added
one mile and a half. Laggard first, Belvidere
Fourth race-Mayhower Handicap, $3.50
added, one mile and three furlongs. Exile
first, Lelax second, Rupert third. Time,
Fifth race-Great Fall Selling Stakes, 81, 900
added, one mile and furlong. Grey Cloud
nIst, Phil Lee second, Arundel third. Time,
Sixth race-sweepstakes, 5000 added. one
mile and three .sixteenths, on turf. Tattler
first, Pasha second, Lancaster third. Time
2,0S.
cLINGsroNE TAKES THE MONEY.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. b.-In the great
5000 match between Patron and Clingstone at
the Driving Park to. day, Clingstone won two
then, and Emery, Patrons owner, refused to
let him go sgain, whereupon Clingstone went
the mile alone and took the money.
LouIsvILLE's FALL MEETING.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. l5.-The Louisville
Jockey Club begins Its fall meeting on Monday
next and continues throughout the week.
There are now 800 horses at the track, all III
prime condition, and doiHs we'll. There will
be twelve stables, s,embracing sixty horses, to be
and four stables, with twonty-three horses,
shipped from Buffalo tomorrow. The meeting
ending az West Side Park, Chicago. on sstur.:
there will be about BOO available horses here
for the meeting, and already The club has un-
der advisement the idea OF giving extra days
,,po WeSA ioiioWinB thut VI tho ichu'hr iHoet-
ing.
ENTRIES FOR To-BAY's RACES.
Lynn d Wall, O0S Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nish the following entries:
CLIFTON.
First race--Five. eighths of a mile-Bridget
keaton, loo pounds, Sweety, 100; Pilot, 100;
PaIasol, 100; Billy Smith, 100; Oakland III, l0l ;
Gulnare, 100; Vanlter, 100.
Second race-Five- eghths Of a mlle-Bon-
ME Prince 100 pounds; John Alexander, IO0;
Leopold. lt0: yitello 100; Bob o'Link, 100; +.
Mullins, 100; Chatter, 9s; Queen OF Elizabeth.
| 100.
Third race--One and one eighth miles-Epl-
| cure, 9i pounds Ram Lal, "a: Adons. 9i;
| Musk, "a; FL Mabdi, "; Garry Owen, 9i;Quincy,
| Oh COmpe nEation, 81; Nat Kramer, 93, Volo
| 92; Jim Bradt, OIL Watch'em, 10.
Fourth race-one mile Jim Glare, 1903
pounds: Pilot, l06; Bright Eyes, 105; vlndex,
| l05; Frolic, 1906; Competitor, l05; James III.
| 1903: Black Jack, 1903; Lizzie Walton, 100; Bl.
| nero. 100: Souvenir. 100; Billy smith, 100; Big
| Head, 100; Shelby Barnes, 100; Gcorge U. 3d.
| Fifth race-Seven- eighths Of u mile Hiram
II. ll5 pounds; Nina b, 49, FaseDote, Iii;
| Elrod, ll6; Alien, 1l5.
THE "REPUBLIoAS's" TIPS,
| At Clitton-First race -Parasol fest sweety
| second Second race-Queen OF Elizabeth
| first, Bonnie Prince second. Third rtGa-
| Adonis first, COMPENSATION second. Fourth
| Tace--Froltc first Big Head second. Filth race
| False enOte first Hiram III second